Sentence examples for our provenance from inspiring English sources

"The aim of our provenance research will be to determine whether the works named in the books match those that have been discovered and whether these are works that were acquired under duress during the Nazi-era," Ms. Berggreen-Merkel said in a statement.

Our provenance trial study involves a much greater array of genetic diversity than would be expected from a single natural population, a feature shared with the studies of genetically diverse hybrid populations (e.g., Dungey et al. 2000) that often show strong plant genotype effects on associated herbivores (Tack et al. 2010).

He said: "A combination of iconic products, strong global brands, innovation and our excellent provenance credentials ensure that it continues to go from strength to strength".

Hanging it at Dulwich gives our picture some provenance, and it's interesting to see if that changes its value".

Tucking into his butternut squash soup, he explains: "My assumption was that in the mere act of caring about provenance, our food would get better because the opacity of the food system is what protects it from reform.

This effort is part of our "Data Access and Provenance tools for the exploitation of EUROfusion experiments project" EUROfusion Engineering Grant.

Our approach to provenance management seamlessly integrates the interoperability, extensibility, and inference advantages of Semantic Web technologies with the storage and querying power of an RDBMS to meet the emerging requirements of scientific workflow provenance management.

The narrative of splitting and merging for producing the goal topic or whole story description in these identified merged models have been described in "Our approach to provenance graph structure and classifier learning" section.

Or by the provenance, our comedic debt to Canada being beyond measure.

You can extend this thinking to a myriad of appliances in the house, in the same way that the provenance of our food and our cosmetics plays an important role in our choices.

One thing I suspect he would be campaigning vociferously about in our time is issues surrounding big agribusiness and the provenance of our food, the biological commons, and particularly the patenting of GM crops".